The Gazette 1907-8

51

The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

Nov., 1907]

Mr. John Tapley, Solicitor, Fermoy, died at his residence, Patrick Street, Fermoy, on the 26th day of September, 1907. Mr. Tapley, who served his apprenticeship with Mr. John O'Riordan, Fermoy, was admitted a Solicitor in Hilary Sittings, 1891, and practised in Fermoy. Mr. Richard J. Hone, Solicitor, died at Lower Mount Street, Dublin, on the i ith day of September, 1907. Mr. Hone, who served his apprenticeship with Mr. Joseph Hone, 5 Foster Place, Dublin, was admitted a Solicitor in Michaelmas Sittings, 1861, and practised at 9 Suffolk Street, Dublin, in partnership with Messrs. H. B. and R. B. Falkiner, until the year 1904, when he retired from practice. Mr. John Orinsby Lindsay, Solicitor, died at Bournemouth on the ist day of October, 1907. Mr. Lindsay, who served his apprenticeship with Mr. Richard S. Reeves, of 5 i Merrion Square, Dublin, was admitted a Solicitor in Trinity Sittings, 1881, and practised at 197 Great Brunswick Street, Dublin, in partnership with the late Mr. Charles P. Armstrong. Mr. Herbert Duncan, B.A., Solicitor, for merly of Newry, died at Winnipeg, Canada, upon the 7th day of October, 1907. Mr. Duncan, who served his apprenticeship with the late Sir William Findlater,Dublin, was admitted a Solicitor in Trinity Sittings, 1904, and practised in Newry till 1906. Mr. Charles J. Walsh, Solicitor, died on the 14th day of October, 1907. Mr. Walsh, who served his apprenticeship with Mr. Roger Greene, of n Wellington Quay, Dublin, was admitted a Solicitor in Michaelmas Sittings, 1903, and practised in Dublin. Mr. Charles R. Thorp, Solicitor, died at Clontarf, in ihe County of Dublin, on the aoth day of October, 1907. Mr. Thorp, who was admitted a Solicitor in Hilary Sittings, 1870, served his apprenticeship with his father, the late Mr. Daniel Thorp, Kildare Street, Dublin, and subsequently, on the death of his father, with the late Mr. Thomas Boyd, New Ross, and practised at 31 Kildare Street, Dublin. Mr. John Cashin, LL.B., Solicitor, died in Dublin on the 27th October, 1907. Mr. Cashin, who served his apprenticeship with Mr. R. J. Crean, Clonmel, was admitted in Hilary Sit tings, 1903, and practised in Clonmel.

New Solicitors. ADMISSIONS during August, September, and October, 1907:— Name. Served apprenticeship to Bannister, Robert Court- Joseph Alien, Lisburn. land, Dempsey, Patrick Alex., Joseph I. Donaghy, Belfast. Hodnett, Wm. Rupert, . William Hodnett.Youghal. O'Brien, James M., . Joseph McKay, Belfast. The Workmen's Compensation Act, 1906. ON the igth July, '1907, Rules under this Act were made by the rule-making authority of the County Courts in Ireland. Attention is drawn to those of the Rules which deal with costs, which are as follows :— COSTS. 58. (i) [CW.r.]—Until further order, any costs of and incident to an arbitration and the proceedings connected therewith directed by the Judge or by an Arbitrator to be paid by any one party to another shall, in default of agreement between the parties as to the amount of such costs, be taxed according to such one of the scales of costs applicable to actions in the County Court as the Judge or Arbitrator shall direct; and in default of such direction shall be taxed according to the scale which would be applicable if the proceedings had been an equity suit in the County Court; and the statutory provisions and rules for the time being in force as to the allowance and taxation of costs in such suits shall apply accordingly. (2.) Where the subject-matter of an arbitra tion is not a capital sum, the Committee or Arbitrator or Judge shall determine what, for the purpose of the allowance and taxation of costs, shall be considered to be the amount of the subject-matter of the arbitration ; and in default of such determination the amount shall be fixed by the Clerk of the Peace subject to review by the Judge. (3.) The Committee, Arbitrator, or Judge in dealing with the question of costs may take into consideration any offer of compensation proved to have been made on behalf of the employer. (4.) Where any workman presents himself for examination to a medical referee under par. 15 of the first schedule of the Act, and the certificate of the referee is used in any